Lecture: Probability Distributions
• E()ax⋅=a⋅E(x)=a⋅µ where a is a constant ... probability of x events-arrivals in by multiplying the mean be a factor of proportionality. 5. Lets calculate the probability of 3 Zs in 50 miles of highway. Because 50 miles is half 100 miles I multiply the original mean of 4 by 0.5.
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